The invention is to provide a base paper for a raising seedling pot and a raising seedling pot produced from the base paper, wherein while the base paper maintains a sufficient strength during raising seedlings and planting in the field, it is degraded over time by soil microorganisms after transplanting in the field and is produced by using a crosslinking agent that does not contain formaldehyde, resulting in a reduced burden on the environment; the base paper for a raising seedling pot, wherein a citric acid crosslinking agent, as a crosslinking agent for cellulose, is used in order to block the hydroxy group of cellulose in paper through crosslinking; and the raising seedling pot produced by molding and processing the base paper.

The invention is to provide a base paper for a raising seedling pot and a raising seedling pot produced from the base paper, wherein while the base paper maintains a sufficient strength during raising seedlings and planting in the field, it is degraded over time by soil microorganisms after transplanting in the field and is produced by using a crosslinking agent that does not contain formaldehyde, resulting in a reduced burden on the environment; the base paper for a raising seedling pot, wherein a citric acid crosslinking agent, as a crosslinking agent for cellulose, is used in order to block the hydroxy group of cellulose in paper through crosslinking; and the raising seedling pot produced by molding and processing the base paper.

The present invention relates to paper products, inter alia, smoking paper products, stably enriched with aroma and/or flavor compounds. More particularly, the invention relates to paper products enriched with a terpene profile, mimicking flavor and/or aroma of a cannabis plant.

The present invention relates to paper products, inter alia, smoking paper products, stably enriched with aroma and/or flavor compounds. More particularly, the invention relates to paper products enriched with a terpene profile, mimicking flavor and/or aroma of a cannabis plant.

The disclosure discloses nano TiO.sub.2-doped anti-ultraviolet para-aramid nano paper and a preparation method thereof. First, nano TiO.sub.2 is selected as an ultraviolet absorbent which has a good absorption effect on ultraviolet rays, and the anti-ultraviolet characteristic of aramid paper-based material can be well improved through addition of nano TiO.sub.2. Second, macroscopic para-aramid fiber is dissolved under the action of a DMSO/KOH system, and the surface of the prepared aramid nano fiber is rich in C═O and N—H. This method is simple in process and does not harm the fiber itself, and can effectively improve the mechanical strength, interface binding performance and processability of a base material. The nano TiO.sub.2-doped anti-ultraviolet para-aramid nano paper prepared by the disclosure is simple in preparation process, excellent in material property.

The disclosure discloses nano TiO.sub.2-doped anti-ultraviolet para-aramid nano paper and a preparation method thereof. First, nano TiO.sub.2 is selected as an ultraviolet absorbent which has a good absorption effect on ultraviolet rays, and the anti-ultraviolet characteristic of aramid paper-based material can be well improved through addition of nano TiO.sub.2. Second, macroscopic para-aramid fiber is dissolved under the action of a DMSO/KOH system, and the surface of the prepared aramid nano fiber is rich in C═O and N—H. This method is simple in process and does not harm the fiber itself, and can effectively improve the mechanical strength, interface binding performance and processability of a base material. The nano TiO.sub.2-doped anti-ultraviolet para-aramid nano paper prepared by the disclosure is simple in preparation process, excellent in material property.

The present invention refers to the use of a surface-treated calcium carbonate-comprising material and/or magnesium carbonate-comprising material as oxygen scavenger; wherein the surface treatment agent is selected from the group consisting of ascorbic acid and/or salts thereof, gallic acid and/or salts thereof, unsaturated fatty acids and/or salts thereof, elemental iron, iron (II)-salts and iron (ID-comprising oxides, iron (II, III)-comprising oxides and mixtures thereof; and wherein the total weight of the surface treatment agent on the total surface area of the at least one calcium carbonate-comprising material and/or magnesium carbonate-comprising material is from 0.01 to 40 mg/m.sup.2, based on the at least one calcium carbonate-comprising material and/or magnesium carbonate-comprising material.

The present invention refers to the use of a surface-treated calcium carbonate-comprising material and/or magnesium carbonate-comprising material as oxygen scavenger; wherein the surface treatment agent is selected from the group consisting of ascorbic acid and/or salts thereof, gallic acid and/or salts thereof, unsaturated fatty acids and/or salts thereof, elemental iron, iron (II)-salts and iron (ID-comprising oxides, iron (II, III)-comprising oxides and mixtures thereof; and wherein the total weight of the surface treatment agent on the total surface area of the at least one calcium carbonate-comprising material and/or magnesium carbonate-comprising material is from 0.01 to 40 mg/m.sup.2, based on the at least one calcium carbonate-comprising material and/or magnesium carbonate-comprising material.

A process for improving the barrier properties of a barrier layer in a pulp-based substrate layer having a barrier layer, comprising the steps of providing a pulp-based substrate layer having a layer of an aqueous barrier composition applied to it, and then drying the pulp-based substrate layer having a layer of aqueous barrier composition applied to it to form a pulp-based substrate layer having a barrier layer, such that the moisture content of the pulp-based substrate layer having a barrier layer is below 2.5% by weight, preferably below 2% by weight, based on the weight of the pulp-based substrate layer having a barrier layer.

A process for improving the barrier properties of a barrier layer in a pulp-based substrate layer having a barrier layer, comprising the steps of providing a pulp-based substrate layer having a layer of an aqueous barrier composition applied to it, and then drying the pulp-based substrate layer having a layer of aqueous barrier composition applied to it to form a pulp-based substrate layer having a barrier layer, such that the moisture content of the pulp-based substrate layer having a barrier layer is below 2.5% by weight, preferably below 2% by weight, based on the weight of the pulp-based substrate layer having a barrier layer.